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5.6

Create a read-only access login

Asked by wilsoada in SQL Server 2005

Tags: login, server, able, only, read

Ok using SQL Management Studio I have a SQL Server Studio 2005 database I want to create another login that ONLY allows read only access to one database.

So using my admin account which works fine I did the following:

Add new login under Server > Security > Logins

Right click new user properties set SQL Server Authentication with user name and password
Set default database to master (this is where the tables they need to view are)
Checked only public under Server Roles
Selected User Mapping > Master checked and roles for user as db_datareader and public
Under Status permission to connect to database engine is granted and login is enabled

Hit OK disconnect from database engine

On reconnect when I enter new login and password it says:

The server principal "username" is not able to access the database master under the current security contect. Login failed for "username" Error 916

What am I doing wrong? :) Lots of points guys Im in a hurry as usual!
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